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BASTI: An interactive database of updated stellar evolution models

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arxiv astro-ph/0509543 v1 pith:XK7ZXSTQ submitted 2005-09-19 astro-ph

S. Cassisi (INAF-OACTe) , A. Pietrinferni (INAF-OACTe) , M. Salaris (John Moores Univ.) , F. Castelli (INAF-OAT) , D. Cordier (Ecole Nationale Superieure de Rennes) , M. Castellani (INAF-OAR) This is my paper · ORCID
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We present a new database of stellar evolution models for a large range of masses and chemical compositions, based on an up-to-date theoretical framework. We briefly discuss the physical inputs and the assumptions adopted in computing the stellar models. We explain how to access to the on-line archive and briefly discuss the interactive WEB tools that can be used to compute user-specified evolutionary tracks/isochrones/luminosity functions. The future developments of this database are also outlined.

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